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What Can a Boat Teach You About Miami Real Estate?

07/01/2026

One of my favorite ways to experience Miami is from the water. This past weekend, we were leaving the marina with my sister-in-law aboard, heading out into Biscayne Bay. As we idled through the canal,…
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RISMedia – 2025 Newsmakers

02/05/2025

Introducing RISMedia’s 2025 Real Estate Newsmakers Guiding the Industry Forward From the NAR settlement and ongoing lawsuits to economic woes and…
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Your Unique Real Estate Journey in Miami: How Miamism Guides You to Success

02/04/2025

Not all homes are created equal—some have history, character, and architectural significance that demand a deeper level of expertise. Navigating these…
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Annual Overview: Normandy Shores 2024 Real Estate Market – Key Trends and Analysis

01/27/2025

Embarking on a real estate journey in Normandy Shores? Let’s streamline the process—and perhaps even enjoy it—with expert insights from those…
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Why Miami Winters Will Make You Rethink Everything About Cold Weather

01/25/2025

I had to write this because we’ve had extra cold weather here in Miami for a couple of days. Miamians are…
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Miami Circle: Unearthing Centuries at Brickell’s Best-Kept Secret

01/20/2025

I’ve been on a Miami history kick lately, so bear with me. You may have heard about the Miami Circle, maybe…
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Annual Overview: Keystone Point 2024 Real Estate Market – Key Trends and Analysis

01/15/2025

Embark on your Keystone Point real estate journey with expert guidance that makes the process not only seamless but genuinely enjoyable.…
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Market Reports

Annual Overview: Surfside 2023 Real Estate Market – Comprehensive Yearly Analysis and Trends

01/08/2024

In 2023, the Surfside Real Estate market experienced a significant transition, reflecting a stabilization…
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Annual Overview: Miami Shores 2023 Real Estate Market – Comprehensive Yearly Analysis and Trends

01/02/2024

As we reflect on the Miami Shores real estate market of 2023, the narrative…
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Belle Meade Real Estate Trends: November 2023 Market Analysis and Insights

12/26/2023

We prepare a Belle Meade Real Estate market report on a monthly basis and…
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Keystone Point Real Estate Trends: November 2023 Market Analysis and Insights

12/19/2023

We prepare a Keystone Point Real Estate market report on a monthly basis and…
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In the News

El Portal: a hamlet haven, right in the city

02/11/2017

BY SHAYNE BENOWITZ Special to the Miami Herald Buying a home in South Florida…
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In Surfside, a small-town feel right beside the sea

02/11/2017

BY SHAYNE BENOWITZ Special to the Miami Herald Buying a home in South Florida…
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The Miami Real Estate Show: Orlando Montiel interviews Ines from Miamism.com

10/19/2016

I am honored to share with you my recent interview by Orlando Montiel, from…
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The Wall Street Journal – Winter-Weary Home Buyers Heading to Florida

08/21/2015

Winter-Weary Home Buyers Heading to Florida Home sales in the Sunshine State were up…
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If you know me, you know I hate cold water, hence

If you know me, you know I hate cold water, hence what I call (and many agree) “ Miami’s boating season” - it’s pretty much determined by when I can swim in the water, because boating without swimming, is, how can I put this nicely… HORRIBLE!!

So the end is usually marked by Columbus Day. Today the sun came out in full force with not a cloud in the sky and I got a nice buh bye pic of the sunset in Downtown Miami with The Waldorf Astoria smirking, that it’s not even close to being done yet.

Every year I hope I’m wrong … May boating season continue! #miamiboatlife #miamilife

I’ve lived in Miami for more than 40 years, writte

I’ve lived in Miami for more than 40 years, written about the Freedom Tower, photographed it and driven past it countless times. Somehow, I had never been inside.

So today, the architect in me was excited to finally experience it.

Built in 1925 as the headquarters of a printing facility, the Mediterranean Revival tower was the tallest building in downtown Miami when it was completed. Decades later, it would become something much more significant.

From 1962 to 1974, it served as a processing and assistance center for Cuban refugees and became known as “El Refugio”, forever connecting the building to Miami’s Cuban exile story.

The museum is beautifully curated around that history, including Operation Pedro Pan, told through personal objects, photographs, oral histories, digital exhibits and memories. It also opens the conversation to other cultures and their own fights for freedom.

It was emotional to walk through.

I went wanting to see the restoration and architectural details of a building I’ve known from the outside for years. I left understanding it in a completely different way.

Architecture can make a building significant. What happens inside it can give it meaning. The Freedom Tower has both. #miamiarchitecture #freedom #historicpreservation @savingplaces (thank you @jorgellovet for the first pic of me)

Gramps Getaway in Key Biscayne framing our city in

Gramps Getaway in Key Biscayne framing our city in its best light. 🌴 @grampsgetaway

Come for the view, but don’t underestimate the food. Try the coconut curry grouper, yellowfin tuna crudo and hamachi tiradito. (And if you’re lucky, you arrived via boat)

Great food with a perfect Miami view. Very Miamism. #miamilife #miamiskyline

Miami beauty isn’t always found in the obvious vie

Miami beauty isn’t always found in the obvious views. Sometimes it’s the contrast between an extraordinary sky and the ordinary urban fabric beneath it.

Red skies over Wynwood, framed by concrete, glass, rooftops and power lines. A completely different composition from the Miami postcard, but the energy is unmistakably ours.

#miamilife #Wynwood #MiamiSunset #MiamiArchitecture

Miami after dark, from the best seat in the city.

Miami after dark, from the best seat in the city.

The skyline glowing, reflections dancing on the bay, warm air, and that unmistakable feeling of seeing Miami from the water.

We may see this every day, but there’s nothing ordinary about it.

Very Miami. Very Miamism. 🌴 #miamilife #miamiboatlife

Apparently, I have a lot of faces. 😂 Thanks to La

Apparently, I have a lot of faces. 😂

Thanks to La Zona Miami Podcast and @eddy_rengifo for putting a microphone in front of me and asking the questions I get all the time about real estate, agents, brokerages, leadership, business, and everything that happens in between.

So yes, you’re about to see the many faces of Ines.

No rehearsed answers. No polished corporate talking points. No “perfect” real estate answers.

Just raw, unfiltered conversations about the everyday questions I get from agents, clients and people in our industry, answered exactly the way I would answer them if you asked me yourself.

Some serious. Some funny. Some probably with a facial expression I should have kept to myself.

Welcome to the INEScapable series. 🎙️#podcast #realtorli̇fe #podcaststudio

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